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03-18-2012 #1
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forgestar wheels? what do you think?
so has anyone used forgestar wheels before i heard they are a sister company to iforged. saw their wheels while browsing DV8motoring site they seem like a good deal for 4 and they are pretty light for the cost 17lb per 18x8 wheel
so i did a quick photoshop of them onto my nova what do you guys think?
http://www.dv8motoring.com/wheels/forgestar/
anyways heres the picture let me know what you guys think
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03-18-2012 #2
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My girl friend has a set on on her C30. Took two and a half months to get and came with wrong centering rings. I like them a lot though, plan on getting some for my G8. I also got to pick up some 18x12 that are going on FFR GTM.... I did not weight them but they felt lighter than my forgelines.
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I have Forgestar's on my Camaro and love the wheels...bought them in 19's, an inch smaller, made a great difference in the way the car handles. I bought them from Tony at DV8Motoring.com....
Dannie
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03-18-2012 #4
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what finish is that on your wheels?
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My wheels are Gunmetal Grey...If you get them, just know they need Tuner style lugnuts, as the holes for the lugs are tight...
Dannie
2013 Chevy Camaro SS/RS/1LE, Forgeline Wheels, Michelin Pilot Super Sports, Flowmaster American Thunder Exhaust, Pedders Subframe Bushings, Ride Tech triple adjustable coilovers, Strong Arms and SwayBar.
03-19-2012 #6
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thanks appreciate the info
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I like them. It's something different than the typical deep lip wheels. They look like 20" on the photoshop. What size you thinking about?
03-23-2012 #8
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So Cal Camaro what width are your F14's?
03-25-2012 #9
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They are 9.5" wide, run 275/35-19's...
Originally Posted by ohm
Dannie
2013 Chevy Camaro SS/RS/1LE, Forgeline Wheels, Michelin Pilot Super Sports, Flowmaster American Thunder Exhaust, Pedders Subframe Bushings, Ride Tech triple adjustable coilovers, Strong Arms and SwayBar.
03-26-2012 #10
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thinking 18's on all 4 corners or i might do 18 front 19 rear Originally Posted by donivan
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03-27-2012 #11
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They are very lightweight, rotary forged hoops. Also, they don't really fit well on classic musclecar backspacing requirements. Some cars may require a spacer or hub adapter to run these, as they were primarily intended for high offset fitments.
We sell more Forgestar wheels than any other company. Let me know if I can help!
Tony
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